Here are your top stories for this Wednesday evening, March 28, 2012: – Supreme Court health care law review enters day 3 – Gingrich cuts 1/3 of staff – Plane makes emergency landing after pilot’s “erratic behavior.”

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Here are your top stories for this Wednesday morning, March 28, 2012: – Insurance mandate in doubt – U.S. seeks quick action from Assad on peace plan in Syria – JetBlue captain restrained – Live jewelry all the rage in Mexico

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Here are your top stories for this Tuesday evening, March 27, 2012: – Supreme Court arguing healthcare bill – Trayvon Martin’s reputation – Stock Market spike – Obama talks “flexibility” – China’s Communist party boss

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Today, the United States Supreme Court will consider the rule that is the critical to financing President Barack Obama’s health care plan.  It also happens to be the main argument cited by the law’s legal critics. The “individual mandate” is the requirement that nearly all Americans buy health insurance, or pay a fine. The mandate [...]

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Here are your top stories for this Tuesday morning, March 27, 2012: – Supreme Court hears health care case – Rally for Trayvon Martin – Weight-loss surgery may cure diabetes – New York Jets introduce Tim Tebow Incoming search terms:march 27th news stories

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Here are your top stories for this Monday evening, March 26, 2012: – Health care law heads to Supreme Court – George Zimmerman could go free – Wife of Sgt. Robert Bales speaks to NBC – James Cameron goes on deep-sea dive

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Here are your top stories for this Monday morning, March 26, 2012: – Santorum vows to keep campaigning – Supreme Court to take up health care law – Experts think U.S. could bring hate charges in Florida killing – Doctors say unlikely Cheney treated favorably in heart transplant

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Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer was robbed by a machete-wielding intruder in his vacation home in the Caribbean on February 9, says a court spokeswoman. Justice Breyer, 73, maintains a residence on the island of Nevis. The justice was with his wife, Dr. Joanna Breyer, and some guests when an armed intruder broke into their [...]

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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit has just ruled that Prop. 8, the voter-approved ban on gay marriage in the state of California, is unconstitutional, upholding a lower court’s ruling. Not only that, but the court also rejected the argument that U.S. District Court Chief Judge Vaughn Walker should have recused himself [...]

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Today represents a rare “win” for your Fourth Amendment rights, as the Supreme Court has just ruled that police attachment of a GPS device to monitor a suspect’s vehicle was a search protected by constitutional privacy rights. The court’s ruling was a blow to the Obama administration, which had previously defended the use of GPS [...]

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Protesters from the Occupy Wall Street movement descended upon the Supreme Court on Friday as part of a nationwide effort dubbed “Occupy the Courts”. The rallies focused on challenging a 2010 Supreme Court ruling that removed limits on corporate spending in support of political campaigns. About 100 protesters rallied on the steps of the Supreme [...]

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UPDATE: The Supreme Court has basically overturned this ruling The all-out assault on your civil rights continues.  There goes the Fourth Amendment too. A federal judge in Missouri has ruled that the FBI didn’t need to obtain a search warrant to covertly attach a GPS device to a suspect’s vehicle in order to track his [...]

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